Recent content by Blue KJ in PA

I've been running Bridgestone Dueller AT Revos for the last 2 sets...since about 05...but I am leaning towards the Destination ATs for this set

Can I use TreadWright tires on the steering axle? In most cases YES. Commercial use vehicles have restrictions in some states. Check with your local DOT to find out if you can run them on the steering axle of a commerical vehicle. You can also visit or www.retread.org for more information.

Good day for you but bad for the prior owner...that sucker took a big hit

New York State guidance... http://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/materials_minerals_pdf/hhwma.pdf Page 7 says antifreeze down drain at 1 pint with 1 gallon water I'm choosing the dealer route myself...:)

If it is white grease, wouldn't that be a lithium grease and not a rubber attacker?

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The Quigley shop is just up the road about 15 minutes from me as I type this...

Not sure about the details of how to make an E250/E350 a 4wd....but if I had to do it this is where I'd go... http://www.quigley4x4.com/ :happy175::party52:

You have a very small, but very heavy truck and the Chrysler transmission is way different from GM transmissions. I came from owning all Oldsmobiles...I could coast for miles in any of my Cutlass or 98's but on the same roads I'm pressing the gas in the Libby the whole time or I roll to a stop...

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I don't believe there is a switch...If I recall correctly the feature kicks on when you activate your defrost function on the HVAC control

Drill them out and them slap in new ones from NAPA...no biggie, but no way to do it otherwise.

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It is not who makes the lift kit of this variety or type...it is the variety or type that makes this lift bad news for our Jeeps. The design is inherently a bad design for the IFS system that the Libby has so it doesn't matter who the manufacturer or vendor is...they all damage the vehicle in...

Just a little wildlife about ten foot away...